Fort Hays State University - Reveille Yearbook (Hays, KS)

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Some Moments Are Meont For Fun College is many things and there is a place for fun as well as study. The icy bias! of winter brought op- portunity for hockey and ‘skating, fraternity foolishness brought ap- prehension and laughter, the Ha- waiian Luau publicity during enroll- ment week In January helped relieve the tension of long lines of waiting students. ' d w ? s sure there was supposed to be a hockey game here —Pot Kennedy. y

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Gals Foot the Bills for Leap Week Dates Campus females played the dominate role in the annual Leap Week activities as they chose their own dates and paid their bills. Two trial sessions were conducted by the Chancery Club for coeds who did not abide by the Leap Week rules. Those women who were found guilty were fined. Nominations for Bearded Joe and Daisy Mae were made by campus organizations and 50 cents was re- quired to nominate a candidate Each vote cost one cent and proceeds went to the International Rela- tions Club fund which is used to bring foreign stu- dents to Fort Hays State. Winners of the contest were announced at the Leap Week Dance which cli- maxed the week ' s activities. Approximately $400 was added to the club treas- ury from the week ' s festivities Dressed rn typical dogpafch costumes, Jane Schnoebelen and Jack Stout won the prize for the best costumes at the Leap Week Dance. Eva Redin, recipient of lost year ' s I.R.C. scholarship and Jim Stegman, served os election clerks for the Daisy Mae and Bearded Joe contest. 23

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Salome ' s interest in Fort Hays State is purely non-academic, ac- cording to her Sig Tau friends. t 8ig Creek provides a skating area for students during bleak winter days. Ona Ona, destined to be served at the luou, was spared a long life because of her likable personality. — And ims LittLepKfly is qoiNq to Thi i««o pou corn too— 25